Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-02-27
BELLAIRE.

The dance of the Valentine club was a
very enjoyable event and was well at
tended.
The dance of Liberty Hose company On
Tuesday evening was the largest event ever
given by that company.
Tried for Treason at the Elysian thea
tire last night Was well attended.
The new building of the Ohio Lantern
company will be erected this spring.
Several gentlemen OF this city have begun
to speculate in oil on a small scale.
Miss Luella Cochran, OF st. Clairsville,
who has been visiting friends here, returned
home Friday
J.. D. Heinlein will occupy the residence
vacated by DIR. q. l.. Anderson.
Moses Hertsburs, of GAINESVILLE, has &C.
cepted a position with Blum Bros.
A. Mcclellan will open. his new confec-
tionery and fruit store this week.
George Mcpherson is laid up with sick
ness.
The German Church of Benwood is col
lecting money here for its coming fair.
Saul White, the colored ball player, has
signed with a club in Washington, ID. c..
for this summer
The festival OF the A. NJ. F.. Church &C.
ours the latter part of this week.
Our citizens are giving literally in sup
port of the temperance meetings.
Wilson Lucas is on the sick list.
Every employee in the c. &P. yard, with
one exception, has taken the temperance
pledge.
The teachers of GAINESVILLE will visit our
public schools tomorrow.
Miss Mary Powell, of GAINESVILLE, is
visiting here.
The following cases have been set for
trial in Common Pleas Court for this week:
Tuesday, March lst-Robinson VS.. Rob
inson; Moses G.. Workman vs.. John T.
Steele.
Wednesday, March 2d-Milligan, guar
dian, w. j. w. HathOrn ct al. Levi BEEN
vs.. Ellen BEEN; Ohio ex rel NJ. Feeney W.
Thomas Garret.
Friday, March 4th-Annie 7. Wood vs..
Il. so. Il. X. Co; Mary +. Sheets VS.. Mary
Dunn ct al; J. +. Kelly vs.. j. NJ. Maring
ct al.
Saturday, March 5th-A. X. McGary vs..
Kidd Bros. Bellai:e Cemetery Association
W.. VIM. Oliver; b. Lee VS.. ). Dunlap.
One by one the nailers at the Beilaire
Nail Works are putting on sclf.feeding ma
chimes. After this week about five old feed
ers will have TO hunt new jobs.
It's said that the new owners of the street
railway will he quite liberal with passes.
We were unable 10 learn whether MIR.
Birch succeeded in eating a whole calf at
c. Iianke's last night.
The white ribbon may suggest purity Mt
first, but after it is exposed for n short
period IN Bellaire it loses its cast pure
ness.
Miss Bessie Battelle leaves for st. Louis
this week.
The entertainment of the public sthooIs
takes place on the 10th and llth.
Three natural gas jets will he put in
front Of the Ohio Valley stables.
Several persons from here will take in
the excursion to Washington ON March
first.
Ollie Hoffman has secured a position
here, and will move To this place from
GAINESVILLE.
Jacob l5onyStcclr, who has hecn offered
the position ~ manager of the Ohio Bottle
Works, will probably continue 10 do work
in his ice business.
Rev. y. 5. HOey is still too i'll TO re-
sumo his duties in the First Presbyterian
Church.
Stephen Ripley has moved his family
here from Wheeling. Mr.. Ripley will work
at the nail works.
Phil. Dyer. formerly of this city, and
another gentleman have formed "A company
in New Orleans, and will fix up q $50, 900
race track.
The Second NJ. T.. Church revival has
closed, with twenty conversions aud TWEEN
~ acccssions.
Last week was the greatest for tenn
perancc the city has ever had. Every night
from ten to fourteen hundred persons at
tended the meetings held in the Elysian
tbcater, and over fourteen hundred per-
sons took the pledge.
Two Bellaire boys, named Darby and
Fitch, were on the Pat. Mclaughlin boat
when it sunk in the Missippi, near Mem
phis, but both escaped.
1t is said that a short time Y q bride
and groom took the same train, on their
bridal tour, on which a brother Of the
young lady was taken to the penitentiary.
The Bellaire correspondent TO the Barnes
Vile Enterprise says that a certain indiyid.
ual who has accumulated $40, 600 and who
is now making $3.50 n month at work, il
huntinga pension.
1t is said thut there are a number Of
'helping" jobs open at Benwood.
w. X. Naylor was up to Wellsville last
week, where he fixed up the quarters for
the postOflice Of which his father, J. X.
Naylor, was made postmaster.
The Immortal J. ~" promises 10 'llt
the veil" here before long.
Subscriptions are being collected here
for the purpose Of raising money To erect
n Methodist Chuch nj WarnOck.
The miners at the Pittsburg and Belmont
coal works are working ut the advance.
Fred F,berle is already making arrange
ments for the ice cream season.
The Union and Lilly Clubs dan ced last
night.
Mr.. McLuckie, Of this city, was misrep-
resented in the Pittsburg Dispatch yester-
day, regarding his connection with the